Hi,
I use JIRA Automation and under some conditions I try to "conditionaly" transit an issue over multiple statuses.
For this I use the following rule:
It is very simple, if we are "at" a specific status, transit to the next one and re-fetch the issue.
Then, process with the next status.
But, I got error when I do this, the first status transit correctly, but the condition "if status = 'Delivered'" fail ... even if I have re-fetch the issue (Delivered is the status we just transited to).
If someone has an idea of the problem, it will really help ?
Ps: I also join the audit log for review.
Hi,
You need to do something like this in each if block
It can work, indeed ... but why de re-fetch does not work ?
If I refetch the issue should be up to date, then when I test the condition it should be "true".
I do not understand why this automation does not work ?
PS: BTW, with your automation, I do not need the refetch, right ?
Thx
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When you enter a if block you can't enter another block even by fetching data. So you need to put everything in one block, because the choice to enter one of the if block is defined by the first trigger you choose when you set up the rule.
Let me know if it is not clear.
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So, we cannot have multiples if ! OMG !
It is definitively a basic of programming :-P
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